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You might think the days of debtors’ prisons ended almost 200 years ago, when the U.S. banned incarcerating people who couldn’t pay debts. But the practice is not just alive, but thriving. That's why we launched our Debtors' Prison Project. bit.ly/2XKOLlI

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The Trump Administration is reversing a rule that would have guaranteed nursing home patients their day in court, making it harder for patients and their families to fight back against abuse, neglect and poor care. bit.ly/2O0gtXe

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